Easily the best kebab shop in the area. The food is fresh and consistent. They use a charcoal…read moregrille when cooking the doner kebab which gives extra flavour. Thank you again!

Best kebabs in town! Can't recommend the chipbabs high enough! Excellent service every time as well!read more

$11 for the large kebab! Cheapest around and by far the biggest! Comes with 2 sauces and tastes…read moreamazing. Most kebabs taste great in Brisbane but this place was the cheapest by far for the size and totally worth it. My go 2 kebab place moving forward

There is a time and a place for kebabs and fries covered in sauce and cheese. The time is after…read moremidnight and the place is Fab Kebabs. I like specific food and I know their weird, but you should get kabab shop fries, lettuce, chilies, cheese and ketchup. I know that sound the worst, but it's so good. And the guys don't judge me for my boozey order. The guys who run the joint are friendly and work quickly, which at that time of the night is essential. They also have a great vegetarian selection which is nice to see in a roasted meat focused venue. Definitely one to visit if you're in the area looking for the ultimate comfort food to soak up the night you've just had.

Now there are many attributing factors when it comes to the condition known as "Fresher Spread"…read more Every fresher gets it. Fat, that is. It's a combination of greasy college food, excessive drinking and Mr Deno's Kebabs (inextricably linked to excessive drinking). You get in the cab after a night out and instead of giving your college address, you say in a drunken slur, "Take me to Mr Deno's at the Ville." And it's all downhill from there. But oh how satisfying those kebabs are when all you've got in your tum is a big churning mess of alcohol. To sink your teeth into a Mr Deno's before stumbling home to college and falling in bed would have to be one of the most satisfying experiences, not be missed out on by any St Lucian collegiate. The fresher spread is even worth it!

kebabs are always good and hot chips made fresh. great 2am hunger killer…read more garlic sauce is the best staff are super chill and friendly great prices

Expect a small wait.... and trust me it is well worth it…read more I have never stepped foot into the door without there being 6 or 7 people in the store already and there is a good reason for this. The food is outstanding, Not the usual late night kebab experience. Kebabs are fresh, well made (doesn't come out looking like it exploded in the bag) and plenty of filling. As for the HSP = The baklava and Turkish delight are handmade and you can taste the love they put into it.

The Yiros Shop does a good job executing on the contemporary Greek fast casual concept that's…read morebecoming increasingly popular (Souvla in San Francisco most prominently comes to mind), but after my visit I think they need to spend just a bit more time on the core of a gyro as opposed to the peripherals. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? While my server at The Yiros Shop seemed to be no older than sixteen, he was very polite and efficient, and explained my options to me in a way that directed me towards some good options. I was disappointed that they didn't accept American Express, but I'm finding that's pretty common in Australia. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? $15.50 AUD got me a pretty good sized mixed meat yiro, which was a pretty good deal even though, as you'll see, they skimped on the meat a bit. Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? I'll start off by saying that I liked the selection of meats and peripherals at The Yiros Shop, and it was clear that these were some fresh ingredients. Having said that, I felt a bit robbed of those fresh looking meats, and instead my mixed meat yiro was packed with french fries, tahini sauce, and vegetables with a notable lack of meats. That's not uncommon I suppose, but something to keep an eye on. Single Star. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? The Yiros Shop was good, but there are so many great kebab or comparable options in town that I can't recommend The Yiros Shop with any sort of enthusiasm. No Star.

Excellent service workers were nice and overall a wonderful experience. I would definitely eat…read morethere again. The food was also magnificent.

Out of the hundreds of places to grab a kebab on the Gold Coast, OZi Kebab is definitely one of the…read morebest. Long operating hours, and conveniently located next to a 7-Eleven. The Doner is the real thing (not packaged) that's always being roasted on a spit, and the display counter is always loaded up with fresh vegetables. The pizza is excellent.

We were on the other side of town and after a light breakfast. I wouldn't normally try a kebab shop…read morefor breakfast but Sunshine Kebabs was large and inviting and we noticed a photo of a delicious looking plate filled with meat, cheeses, olives, eggs, spreads, tomato and cucumber slices. With a generous serve of warm fresh turkish bread on the side it was plenty for two people to share.

Got a late night craving for that Kebab? I have a buddy who…read moreoften did Night shift at a local BP, so he took me to this place at like 12:30am to try a Kebab, reason up so late at night is the MMA Bellator on TV & how we used to wait for that to come on late at night. Anyway me thinks these are the best Kebabs in Brisbane, always fresh made in store and very tasty. Big store and great customer service, sure i've had the odd kebab I didn't enjoy but I can say that about every Kebab shop, there's no perfect Kebab shop but if I was to pick the 2 shops I most enjoy Kebabs from it would be Sunshine Kebab 1st place or only other serious contender so far is Wrapture in Brisbane's West End. Worth giving this place a try, I highly recommend this place to anyone.

This little corner Kebab shop on busy Sandgate Road, is a bit of a hidden treasure. It is run and…read moreowned by a husband and wife, an old Lebanese couple and the food is surprisingly better than what you would imagine. The venue itself looks like a daggy old fish and chip shop and they do have some of the usual deep fried food that you would assume to come from a place like this. They sell burgers and fries and other rubbish. But you're an idiot if you go to Kristo's Kebabs and NOT get a kebab. The little old man does all the frying - he'll make your felafels fresh to order and fry them up while you wait. He also makes up the batches of hummus - mixing and stirring from the back of the shop. He shaves the meat, while his lovely wife takes your order and wraps the kebab. They also sell some sweets on the counter, traditional Arabic sweets like baklava.

Not a bad feed in the burbs. Reasonably priced with lots of…read morefillings. Chicken kebab with garlic sauce and cheese . Looks like lots of others agree as place was busy but service was quick

Nice kebabs and friendly staff would recommend. It's in a great location and in my opinion there…read morethe best on the coast

Yummy yummy yummy yummy! $11.90 for a large kebab and 450ml…read morecoke. Excellent quality flavour and portion size not to mention fresh and hot. Do know that the people working in this location are of poor English skills but they make an authentic kebab.